CfP: Ten Years of Hopes for a New Europe: Moscow and Brussels from 1985 to 1994
Deadline: 31 maggio 2022 To be held on 26-27 January, 2023 Department of Political Science, University of Pisa The conference is organised by the Department of Political Science of the University of Pisa in the context of the University Research Project «Ten Years of Hopes for a New Europe: Moscow and Brussels from 1985 to 1994» The main research question to be answered is to what extent the current crisis in relations between the...
CfP: Cold War Borderlands in Europe and Northeast Asia, 1944-1991
STUDYING REGIONS ALONG THE IRON CURTAIN APPROACHES TO NEW RESEARCH Workshop in Udine, Italy 9-12 March 2023 link >> Jointly organized by the University of Udine, Cold War Studies/Harvard University, and Friuli Storia This workshop will bring together scholars from various countries to discuss key issues pertaining to Cold War borderlands in Europe and Northeast Asia (i.e., regions along the dividing line between East and West...
CfP: Chernobyl as a Historical Caesura: Environment, Politics, and Science
University of Naples Federico II 9-10 December 2022 The Departments of Social Sciences and of Humanities of the University of Naples Federico II, the Harvard Ukrainian Research Institute, the Rachel Carson Center for Environment and Society of Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München, and the Department of History of the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy are pleased to announce an open call for papers for the conference...
CfP: Grecia e Italia: 1821-2021, due secoli di storie condivise
La casa editrice ETP Books di Atene, in collaborazione con la Società Filellenica Italiana, l’Associazione AIAL e con il patrocinio di Università “Tor Vergata” di Roma, Università “Capodistria” di Atene, Università Roma Tre, Università di Torino, Ambasciata d’Italia ad Atene,Istituto italiano di Cultura di Atene e Associazione italiana di studi del Sud-est europeo, invita a partecipare al convegno Grecia e Italia: 1821-2021, due...
CfP: Provisioning Crisis and Transformation of East-Central Europe, 1918–1923
From various perspectives and using different methodologies, recent historiography has shown that food ‘decided’ the First World War. Above all, it was the failure of the food provisioning system towards the end of the war that accelerated the disintegration of societies and the internal breakdown of states such as Austria-Hungary. The growing imbalance between appeals to selfsacrifice and the state’s worsening inability to satisfy...
CfP: Beyond Moscow. Rethinking the international and transnational dimensions of the Soviet Republics
Beyond Moscow Rethinking the international and transnational dimensions of the Soviet Republics 2-3 October 2022 Scuola di Procida per l’Alta Formazione (UniOr) Procida, Italy Call for Papers Thirty years after the Soviet collapse, it remains challenging to identify an international role for the USSR that goes beyond the patterns of the Cold War. Nor is it possible to clearly assess the complexity of a system where...